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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
100 Doses Ono Dollar
JUVENILE WIT.

A North end mother Il fearfal that her
little daughter will contract some OF ths
coutarious diseases that children are hsir
10. ami nssquvntiy Is very particular
with whom the little girl Associttes. oae
dsy recently she saw her playing with .
little stranger, sni proceeded 70 invesu'
gate. "who IL your plsymstsf she qaer-
led. "D,rs 4 girl da, ain't COT the meas.
leo, nor the whooping cough, nor nothlog'
was the prompt answer
A Rocklsnd youog man, Who hsd rescn'
ei the maturs age OF four or i've years,
hal become smblllous 70 wear pinialopn',
this desire FOR pAuts being qaickened oy
the tauuts OF chum, OF about the same
age, who swslled around In manly unmen.
tionablss. Oar hero applied 10 his mother
for the coveted psntaloons. adding oy way
OF argument that the other boys said ne
Was nothing but girl anyway. The moth.
or put the little plesder OF for time, ana
be went away greatly disappointed. Not
long after queerly attired yure wss seen
psrsdlpg up and down In front OF The house,
which closer Investigation showed To Dc
the little fellow wearing ole sisters cloth
Ing. "what are you doingf asked the
mother. The little fellow stopped In hls
walk and Strengthening up answered I'll
I'm doIu' 70 be . dirl, I'm doin' 70 be . dirI y
lie now wears the coveted pantaioons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
HAVE A DEFINITE PURPOSE

IL will rot DO 20 say farming brings no
prod. for u Is no. true. het u does not
give prodi commsusurato with The magui-
iuic OF iis Investments aud labor cxpeni-
"a annually. The great mfiofliy of IL
workers hAs little more than suhslsteuce
10 return tor labor faithfully applied and
for which there Is reasonable reinrn ln
crops that. Ia one wsy or smother, fHll of
adequate prices. or. % be more precise.
proni.. because there ate 90 many Ways of
exaciions constantly employed % take
from their producers that which should ~
lefi % them ~ The due reward of their
labor Il need no, b. 80, nevertheless u
must De-. 30 long a. farmers leave % oih.
ers Cuiles that they should themselves &C.
cepi. The whole trouble lies IN their In.
dtnniie purpose. of lack oi pnrpose, -
proisci themselves, ,ni ihs fact that such
purpose mus, have expression ard ,usci
i1rOagh orgaulliiiou. That IL The sltnA'
lion kni IL will not be- improved until Tar
meFs themselves make the Effort. II iheJ
could have clear Views Of The c,.e they
woui see ~ once thai no possibility oi
Improvement can bc found unin they move
with that purposc. and ~ SO this hcy
must break from the bondage of parties
that whCed.c them ont Of their na,ural
rights. They must be intrpehfcni Ia
thoughi ~ they are In iabo- and sucslsi.
cucc. flr ouly by such ind,pcniencc vii
they bc s1le % exert the power they pos
scss III Has'1Hfsln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
IMPROVING uILLSlDEs.

Yarns that have WORKOUT Gni barren
hiIs.dts la Tie culilVAolc nelis, seldom
yltIahish average per acre, because t1e
unproiucuvc spots cut 10 down. The
GOOD farmer will Try 10 have no such places
iu his aslds. aud IL il certain that most OF
them can BE- msnicd ani Improved.
Ou All such spots that are 70" vacant
haul on s1r,st leaves and mould, and cover
them over with a thick layer. Let The
coyetlnc BE- tNO or three inches deep, AZ
IN Mast After this Is on, spread over II
. large dressing OF line or mari Muck
from syamps or ponds and rich earth from
6,pce rows and ditch banks would be ause'
sul .tdition. helping 20 Get . soil sooner.
Let The hillsldss lie thus al winter, tax.
iur carc that the material Is no, washed
.way by he rains. IL will then have time
a. sscorapo.s, muck, II muck Is used, will
r,t thoroughly weaihefed. and BY The CON-
6lned action OF lime and frost will become
f,rtlusei, and the barren place VIII DC
r,,se nroductlyc. Any rubbish, such as
.t.lk.. straw, brush. chips, and The NE,
~ unon such spots, serves 10 stop The
w.shlpg. and by shading, decomposition,
80 slowly eurlches the place. Bat the
fr,t plan Is speeiieT. and In the end cheap
er. fjr brush and the Ike, IA the middle ol
/. aeld. 4. .p, 20 be In the way Of The plow
In RAISING. and necsssltAte turning.
Woods mould Is especially serviceioie
for ruerdlng the hillsidss. IL arrests the
soil hat Is being washed "a. and oslng \
rooi absorber. retains the fertlilzlng ele-
merits of The atmosphere. A ihiek iAyst
OF this. pat on = hillside COW, though tne
latter may be hAsd clay, viii cause u 10
become mellow and paiveTaole, and eapa.
Die. Ia few mouths, Of being plowed
nearly a. well - the rest OF The neld' Try
the expsriment and see how nicely u VIZ
WORK. Three Inches depth viii not DC 700
much % put on. II will TOT and desom'
pose 4 good deal before spring Eme. hen
earth from r0Atsites Is very Den' 'hS'1 :.
deepen The sOh ON these piaess %" o.
,h.r, should be much coarse maieriAl 70
nr,vent yAshing OF Of the sou from soo'r'
N n 4 ia C1unfrg GsHngul1H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

The pop weed Is a DAkotA curiosity. Us
.,,iE n llks that ola cabbage, with large
,ouns In. the slrs and color Of a Hubbard
saaash. The ''noEtbwesters IN tno "a.
blow tbs pop balls OF the stalk, aea % ,on
them for miles over The praifles uli .neJ
reach uneven country, when tney pne w
Ike snow banks and serve buffalo neIus A'
/. .hslter from tbs winter oikLMus
ron ball which meets any hsrd opyeS' eh,
plodes wltn a Tremendous report, 80 80
s,ns. ,bout thousands Of fine, reedle-iiks
.eets lu every direction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

The Farmers Union, 3 Grange cooper
alive company, OF San Jose, California,
has been running twelve years. Capital
$4,000. Has accumulated arCserye fund
of sig.s7C y aud has = surplus on hand OF
slO. .ggs C5. The shares which cost origi.
nally siOO each have now cash yAlne OF
sis5. A banklng business Il connected
with IL. Twenty-Five ~ iweniy-cigh'
clerks sre required according 10 the sea-
son. The uuiOn has also wheat ware.
house a. the depot or the :. l.. railroad
with capacity of 5000 sacks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

whist Patron but feels the enthusiasm
Of pas, years returning when he witnesses
The uprising of our class Ia behalf OF their
calling. home AMI country. There are few
Oranges row dormant bat that are capa-
bic of rcsgscliaiion, AMI IL Is merely =
question A. 10 time. Shall The few faith
fal onts 10 each dormant body 10 the ne
cessAry work promptly or visit f0r outside
helpf l. Il not true that II All our o'd
WORKERS would determine that every dor.
maut Grange should be recognized, that
The next six months would see nineienihs
on All these In successful working order
grHn1s Iuf'sfu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

The patrons % York aud Cumberland
counties met A. Seh,go lake, August 18Th,
% listen 20 an sdircs- by oar national
lr, artr. Mortimer whitehead. rhc day
Wa propltiOus aud the audience large ani
suprsciSilve. This close. tCrn ~ ten
lectures given Ia Maize by our national
Lecturer. every ore of which has be,u To-.
sifuctlvc. encouraging and euiertalnirE'
aud have been of ines'im,ole valee - The
patrons of Malre. lie hes been acoom-
panied through the state by WORTHY State
Master. Frederic Robe, who Il ever ready
ard abe - talk In behilf % The Grange
sui It's great benefit % firmcrs. aui which
has added much % the Interest and pfoni
of the meetings. n n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

\ IIasslsr. OF Plaesryills, Cal, Was
eating twO-fOOs oak tree when the saw
U.s rulsed ~ striking something hAii.
Ipvestisatl0n showed large granlIe
Gender iu the centre OF the tree, "ltEoai
.pv msrks % show how u came ineIe'
IN. tree was psrfeci In every otnsr re-
sn@e, TIE b0alder was found In we
,rusk. ABOUT twelve feet from ioe ground
80 .ix feet below = branch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

The idea thA, the Grange Is an organI'
lAtlon which makes the getting OF The
almighty dollar. paramount Is erroneous
There i something OF more worth thar
money, mortgages, or bank stock, and ful
granary-it Is the men aud women: LEI
them De cultivsted. Corr. GrdHgc lSiior
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
rm- -n.i.,m -Dn wI,raa's B,is,n

4 Tm- B.,,m -DR wisrAR's n,is,n
Nv VIM cnyuN {. irllY p'lsim. ii
contain. N. hN.snit pdncip.s ~ ihe
Win CmKRRy. thc bilstmle properties ~
tar anil ~ pin, L.. Ingredients sre All
bsl.Am.c. C.ush-. colts. sIfe ihron-'
nrnacllii.. sni e. c,1-unpfion speedily dis
spa .sr ufi.r H. psi.tmic innaence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Dob.on (who has come hiihsr TO horse
whip the editor. but Is somewhat sppall-
ed al his size); "Are you the editor
tha, wrote the article about j. Thomas
Dob.on ?" Editor: "Yts." Dobson
"well Fl hum. Why - here's
horsewhip I found on your pavement
1 thought perhaps !. belonged to YOU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

"The report OF new Oranges, reoFgani'
zAtloa.. large sccessions OF new members,
new halls being built, larger Grange meet
lngs, seaside. lakeside and p!en!e gather
iues OF pAirons and farmers more or larg'
er than ever before The calls FOR lecturers,
the more liberal space given 20 Grange
news In local aud other papers, all plainly
prove the presen, advance OF the Grange,
ana its growth In favor In all parts OF The
Land -Ffrmfr's Friend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
HAY FEVER

For twenty. .nse years | have been severe
IN IN ctei with Hay Fever. While Was
.ur.ring Intensely 1 was induced, through
Mr. Tichenors testimonial, ~ try EJ'-
Cream Balm. The eject was maFftioes'
II enabled me 10 perform my pastoral du'
ties without the slightest inconvenience
and have escaped return attack. pro-
nouuce Ely's Cream Balm cure Tor hsy
Feyer.-wM T. CARR, Presbyterian f,''
tor, Elizabeth, ". j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

"Por the past four years I have sold =
large amount of Aismson's Botanic Bal.
sam, ard II has given such universal salts
faction that I always recommend 10 before
anything e'ss for coughs ard colds. u.
G. Power, Druggist, D,nvers, Mass"
Tfisi titles 10 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

The situation % the farmers Ia he
nclghhorhoOi % Elgln. Ills, Il described
A. follows The dairy farmers are De.
comlug very p,ulcky over their continued
losses AMI iaiarc prospects. The droaih
has bllght,d everything. In the pastures
The grass disappeared months ago. The
msAdows are dusty waste. Some farmers
cot no hay Al all-ihe lrcklcsi not rith
part of crop Corn. which u was hop
81 % save. i failure. II ripcned WHEN
half lis ordinary height, ari generally a
few nuhhins Aru all there II % show. The
fodder corn L. small aut contains little
nutrition. Even oAi-, except la favored
localities, Yield but litle. Everything II
a. Try a. uuier; aspafk isnlics the grass,
AT several scrloss nsld fres have occuff'
ci hcrcabouis TIE yield of milk hss
shruuk. even though II i costing the dairy
men more for The feed they bay than they
Ar receiving for their milk. Mllch cows
have been soli by their owners Tor ;, aud
si0 head % get rli Of then. aud soae
contemplate Ahanionirg dalfyiug. There
can be no profit In II during The winter,
even ~ high prices for uilk 4 conycn'
tlon of dairymcn will be held here oa Mpa.
iay % organize aud perfect some plan 81
unl.sd seton "-Ar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
n GA r ID.

roAii Who are sarenns .rom The errors ani
iniisrrction. q yogih. nervous veahnes'. eAfT
a.cay. Iossof manhood. A.. vii seni reeiIs
thaiuili cure you. FREE or CHARGE Thisgre4i
ymeiywas discovered ~ missionary In SUN
America. scni a s+,aiircssci enveloi9 v We
Rry. JosEFu 7. ISMAS. Sisi,os p. Nrs f''s c''y'
Two students ring hated professors
bell Al midnight. lie puts lis head out OF
the window ami wants 10 know what's ~.
"One OF your windows Il Wide open.
"wheref" exclaimed the startled pro'es'
.or. The one you are looking out OF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Ihaye a good deal OF respect" says
Mr.. Moody, "for the old woman who, 10
the time OF war, started ou, with poker
when the enemy was approaching. she
was asked what she could DO with th,t'
and replied Il can show them which side
am on"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Over iOo,ooo.oOo people are now
making use Of the English language, and
everybody except Mark Twain seems to
be perfectly satisfied with II. It's .
grand old tongue, especially At sewing
societies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

A labllee OF the corn crop Is celebrated
by a great corn carnival In some Western
citles. Al Slour City corn palace will
be reared Of corn. the principal streets wiz
be srched and decorated with corr, and an
exhibition will give the iirst place 10 corn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
INV M OuN PIrsu An sTnTNGTn

Uss stsr ctch m-sl Scoit's Enul'i'n :
II l. =. palat,hir ~ milk Ani easily digest'
ei. DiMcAis people Improve rsp.dly with
IT, use. For Con.umpiiJa. ThrI tnec-
tlons and Bronchitis a. i- un'qls.lrd, Dr.
Tuo. PAM, Ala. says II ussd scOsts
Emulsion on . chlli eight months old, he
gained four pound. 10 month
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
WHAT A PITY

that 80 many otherwise st,rsetlve, polite,
ani particular people afiilct their friends
by tbs foul and dlsasreeable oior or their
breath; u Il m,lnly cslsed by dlsordered
iisesilon, AMI ,'tn be corrected by remov.
Ing the csn,~. iy using that pure medlcine.
Sulphur Hitter. -H,dih MIgdfiHe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
IrwoS'r BlKE BEr,p Ia Other words,

IrwoN'r BaEE BREAD Id other woris'
IIood's S,rssparills will not DO imppsslou.
tiles. IT. proprieiors tell p'ainly whE u
hiss dour, submit proo'- from sources on
urquc.tiOnei reliability, ard ask you irans.
ly n you are srffsflng from any disease OF
sn.ctiOn caused or promoted ny Impure
blood or low state of the system, 70 Wy
Hood. Ssrnpafills The experience OF
Others 4. suiil ;lent assurAnce mat you VIII
no; be disappointed In ihe result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

There are now At least 10000 families
in Dakota: 10 keep them warm and cook
their food will reqllre sn outlay OF Al least
SEQ 20 each family. or s6,0OO,Oo) Tor iuel
sloue, the value OF nearly one-,siri OF her
enilrc wheat crop In lss6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

sehuylklll couniy lyeeums ATE discuss
ing the vital question whether good dog
Is OF more value than 4 good gun. A dog
eat. more than a gun; bu, Il doesn't go on
AMI klll man when IL i not loaded. ~
4. dlfllculi problem 70 decide.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

A little boy who vas told that BE- need
no, De- Agrali - 20 - bel Ia the dark, be.
cause sngyls wosli be thesc % watch over
him. lie only s01bcl ihe harder, aud an.
s~sr,i, ut Il the ang,ls themselves that
I'm afrait OF"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

D,snip R'ger, ny us- water drawn
from riie,iss s.sli-, aud discouraged
m IN f -sy. it I. s'h ~ that tue neigh0ofs
eau hear Is 'queik "h'u she uses u 70
wish TIE h.by.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

II Il solemnly asserted that Rsnova, Pa,
contains a COW which can remove the bar.
from a fence, enter an inciosed lo,' and
then replace the bars when she goes out
The COW Is said % do this every night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

4 we.tsrI Inp'r hast. that u has .
bin mn oa iis sisn Amer looking over
thu p,p-r y, ar~ convinced of tbs Truth OF
ihl. clalm Toe hind nan must be the
prpDfrr0ifr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

An article entitled GLOW 10 Acquire
Besuiy" l. going the rounds. The best
way - acquire Beauty, II you are single,
Is to marry her n she Is silly enough TO
have Won
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
VOLUME LIV.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

Correspunfcnce on practical Agricultural top
lcs Il solicited. Adircss All communications
intended ior this department to AcAiCUts
fCaAL tnffOR. OxTOAp D1sOCRAr. PANS. Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Five thousand Ipcisns are expected at
Tacoma, w. T., 10 assist In picking the
hop crop. Some OF them come from
Alaska.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

rhcIm.otares = puhflias the i''cd ean
not 10 oycfcsiimiioi. ior N.iloI. ".'
blcoi you c4nnot enjoy Good heaiil.
Al Ills season nearly s,cry oi'e nee'ii :
roca me,,ie.ac % purify. ,iilllfe, ard eni .si
the bloo.l. and Hoods sarsapsriila iswoTil z
your confidence. 10 l. peculiar u ihai t
,trcnrihens ard buiiis up the sysie'l, er'i i.
an appetite, and iouss Tie d.sr. iiai.' VIII
uerlilcaies disease. Give u ui-L
uood's sanapariiia q soii - az di -ssi''-'
Prerared ty &. I. Hood 8 Co, lowell, MAJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

one hapdred and thlr,y.,hree new
Grsrges organized In the United States
this year. Foriy.two more than In all o!
iast wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

fifs All Pits stopped frvo by Dr. kiias'-
Great Nerve Ilsst0rer. No nts amer hrsi days
nse. Marvellous cares. Treatise AMI ~ uisi
Arch 81, fhlla.. IA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

James Arbuckle. OF Missouri City. grave
" insists that he has q cat that can sing
"sseet vlolets." IL cannot speak The
word. bu, eau carry the "tuue" 80 that "
\. easily recognized. This cat can also
ssy ssye." ani ''nO."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

When n.Sy "a. .iet. -. r.'. her c..,oria
wisa shs -. Chli, she cred for C.-.orA
When .hs-bsc.ns Ms. she dang 10 c..ior>
whsa Oh. A.l cAli4r,e. ole CAV, thea. c.siOr1-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

The rabbits are eating out the ranches
IN Step,Oe Valley, white Pine coon,y,
New. AZ night they come Ia whole armies
and deyour the growing crops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Locus,s have devoured most Of the cora
and sugar cane Ia Yueitap, and sssocis-
tions have been formed to sxterminate the
pests.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

rn.,, arr orange trees In Florida which
now have their fourth crop OF blossoms
for this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

The best shelter FOR girl Ia her mothers
wing. especially when she IL disposed 10 be
what the frsnehmen call little "ehiek."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

There ls plenty ~ room a, tho ;op." said
IN hotfi clerk ~ be ordered the porter TO
plt up snsihsr ca, On the roof.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Shakespeare dli not smoke" Well.
oac can forgive him for one little lapse. see-
log That he was generally so good fellow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
VI u. uotenrox. q. NJ.
Pnri. UiiI, We.

O-ice Days Tuesday and Friday.
Calls answered az AL TINES.
, ts,sfs hT peru ission to M. snd hfs. samts
= NAltsf, M. snd Mrs. 1homss Croksr. NJ 80
Hs 4. MATS, Mr. ana Mrs- Joha rtsfce' "
hrs. -. A. Naxim, Mr. A = aastl., ~.
81 hrs. levi strsrns Miss Loui-e De. fsrls /.
- Atois ssaa. Ms. Abrsm Doole, Re-. a, -
~ ,oath Paris Mrs y. 4. Chase. Ne. sal NJ
- hrs. A1t .son a.. farlln. samners nfe- ~. =.
= = t.lst. Niioa Mr. Aat hrs. ID. y. beAn' hNs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

Some OF the beet blood In the land now
runs through the mosquito's veins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06
Ia ~ noNNIr.


IlR.F.I. noNNEN.
DENTIST.
t,9f2 Congress S., Portland, Na.ae.
Ar..a Tech. $500. $500. $500 rer
ts. Cd. t. u..t vsisusis.d n~hbss Plates.
A. t--t.i srerauoas psrf,rusd atEEDUcEp
EArt.. wAEEANrED % bs sgsai % ii'se
Def. --,i Isl .,s tssi psni.'ts ia mis- siais.
T.s .r-s 10 ors q ths a-s'' shi ts'; ''u's-
ltl r .ts STATE.
r,r-,-s v.sl.rg arro.niusrs ty ual ~il r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-06

sAKIpgo go
pGAFEgER
Absolutely Pure,
,.....i.. s-.sr ssr,s. A ssr,si cf pu'ty
- ~ - i'-ssmrrels. More ccouom al
49,. .rf'aarY kIr1t. sai einnoi ~ go IN
-,.r- aa rfh ihe na-li q y ~ = 49,. 49,. I.
-. Esf.t h,kiss r'sprs ca he Val
.l~If s.FNas.
iao7iey &. Counsellor at Lar,
Boston, uass.
r-u,assnisNo. 81 s,a,s street.
GroH@r n. n''"rr'
Counsellor at Lar.
rackaeid. Maine.
s..r rss.i, ',f osf'ri causiy.
I,urs". ~"'~"r'
Attorney G Counsellor at Lar,
Parts, uaine.
.r.,.,i ,u,rtisa ave. 10 rooa,- na'irs''
,rlcelecia-
4 e. wALsHH.
.iaomey G Counsellor at LG'c,
Loveii. unine.
IouN "a. rRssH.
.iaoucy G Counsellor at Lac,
Dhneid. uaine.
s,.,, .tsasioa sissu 10 PROBATE bs'.n'''
trl y. rclinE
nnu uERsEr.
Counsellor at Lar.
Hnekaeid. uaiac.
,pp'soN n. nE""ioH.
.fttorney at Lar.
Be'heL uaine.
= "a uoro"INs.
.lioneyG Counsellor at Lar
Rumford. unine.
L. r'''r"'
attorney al Lar.
,..s-,,ss u.o,s. ur.sss -. Sor-sy. Nans.
- fg.a' stfsn. l1l sven o. cpie. We.
Eo.rr"is"roS'
Attorney { Counsellor At Lac,
o-,s n wAilsr. rioss
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